Ted Drewes

Ted Drewes Jr., who made his family’s frozen custard business a St. Louis institution, dies at 96

Lauren Brennecke

Ted Drewes Jr. led the dessert stand for more than 80 years, helped by four generations of family members and employees.

St. Louis Public Library's Central Library, which opened in 1912, was funded through monies from Andrew Carnegie. Five of the library's neighborhood branches funded by Carnegie are still in use today.

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St. Louis Public Library has its own beer — and 9 other facts you didn't know about it

As of its sesquicentennial year, the St. Louis Public Library boasts 17 neighborhood branches and more than 2 million annual visitors.To celebrate, the…

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Words you never want to hear together: Fire at Ted Drewes

Donna Korando

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon - The only fire we’d ever like to hear associated with Ted Drewes would be an Atomic Fireball…

Summer Nights: Frozen Custard In St. Louis

Ryan Famuliner

As part of our "Summer Nights" series, we travel to a custard stand along old Route 66 in St. Louis, Mo. For more than 80 years, Ted Drewes Frozen Custard has been a traditional way for locals to cap off their night out on the town.